Examples of using Have protested in English and their translations into Slovak
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How many people have protested?
Thousands have protested in front of parliament.
Courageous people have protested.
Greeks have protested against the austerity measures.
Consumer groups have protested.
Some Okinawans have protested the large presence of U.S. troops in Okinawa.
If it had been in Venezuela every one of us would have protested.
The local residents have protested against this plan.
She has blamed the sharp rise in Airbnb's popularity for greater tension amongresidents who fear an increase in‘binge tourism' and have protested against rowdy visitors.
People who live near airports have protested the noise of the planes.
Locals have protested against efforts by Ansar Dine to enforce a strict dress code and to impose sharia punishments on those found drinking alcohol or watching television.
Thousands of people in Poland have protested against a total ban on abortion.
Dozens of people have protested in Egypt's capital, Cairo, to call for President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi to step down.
In recent weeks,residents from neighborhoods on the outskirts of the capital city of San Salvador have protested because of water shortages in their communities.
Many of the signatories have protested the staging of other cultural events in Israel.
Romania(AP)- About 3,000 auto workers at aFrench-Romanian carmaker Dacia Renault plant have protested budget cuts and fuel price hikes.
No foreign governments have protested against this law which is of international importance.
Several leading Ukrainian newspapers and magazines have protested in recent days by publishing editions with blank covers.
Thousands of Russians have protested in several cities against the government's plan to raise the retirement age.
Although there have been many voices during these weeks which have protested at a European and global level, unfortunately, the situation in the Republic of Moldova has not improved.
Some 300 Afghan women have protested against a new law that critics say legalises marital rape.
Iranian authorities have in the past year detained women who have protested against the country's compulsory hijab laws and human rights activists who have defended them.
Thousands of Romanians have protested against the proposals, saying they will make it harder to punish high-level corruption.
Thousands of people in Russia have protested against plans to introduce tighter restrictions on the internet.
Ukrainian journalists have protested outside the country's parliament against a bill which will will be used to muzzle the media.
Hundreds of thousands of people have protested across Spain against sweeping labour market reforms that make it easier to slash pay and lay off workers.
Migrants, most of them Afghans, have protested, sometimes violently, over the prevailing conditions, demanding transfer out of Moria and a quick response to their.
Since 2016, tens of thousands of people have protested against repressive legislation aimed at curbing women's rights and undermining the independence of the judiciary.
Many Member States and other stakeholders have protested that the changes proposed by the Commission were put into effect before the Council and Parliament had the chance to reach an opinion on them.
Native Hawaiians and environmental groups have protested that construction of additional telescopes would cause considerable environmental damage and further desecrate a site of great cultural importance.